Richard HUSON

Sources:

Sussex County, Virginia, Will Books A-F, 1754-1806, p. 118 (FHL 9755565, Ps8h), p. 17, pp. 10-11
Sussex County, Virginia, Will Book A, p. 223 (19 Nov 1761)
Virginia Genealogical Society Quarterly Vol 24 #4
Land Patents Surry Co, VA 1730-1736
Sussex County, Virginia Court Records 1757
Surry Co., Virginia Deeds, 1684-1733 and Court Papers (FHL#975.5562 R28h Vol.1), pp. 123, 139
Surry Co., Virginia Deeds and Estate Accounts, 1734-1755 (FHL#975.5562, R28h,Vol.2), pp. 105, 111, 122, 133
Cavaliers and Pioneers, Abstracts of Virginia Land Patents and Grants (FHL 975.5 R2n), Vol 3, p. 374
FamilySearch.org/FamilyTree, Jan 2017

Notes:

                   NOTES:
1. Richard Huson first appears in the records of Surry County, Virginia, in 1723, when he witnessed a deed for his wife's parents, Jarvis and Hannah "Winfield".  He then appeared in 1727, when he bought his own land consisting of 400 acres on the North side of Nottoway River and both sides of Sappony Creek.  This land was on the county line with Prince George County, Virginia.
2. According to land records, Richard Huson lived in Albemarle Parish.
3. In 1730, Richard Huson was listed as living near Alexander Bolling by the "Black Branch" on the border of Prince George County.